Play Ludo online,
beautifully reimagined.
Free multiplayer Ludo for 2–6 players, right in your browser. Challenge a clever AI, pass one device around the table, or invite friends into a realtime room. No login, no download.
- 100% free
- No login required
- 2–6 players
- Mobile & desktop
Play with AI
Face a strategic AI with three difficulty levels. Works fully offline.
Play nowPlay with Friends
Pass one device around the table. 2–6 players, no internet needed.
Play nowPlay Online
Create a private room, share the code and play with up to 6 friends in realtime — with in-game chat.
Play nowWhy play Ludo on LudoLive
Easy to learn
Classic Ludo rules, explained in two minutes — then straight into a match.
How to play →Made premium
Original board art, 3D dice, glossy tokens and realtime rooms for up to 6 players.
All features →Zero friction
No registration, no download, nothing to pay. Open the site and play instantly.
Read the FAQ →How a turn works
Roll
Tap the dice. A token can only leave its yard on a six.
Pick a token
Only tokens that can use the number glow. If just one can, it moves by itself.
Move — and maybe capture
Land on an opponent outside a safe square and it goes back to its yard.
Roll again?
A six, a capture or a finished token earns another roll — at most two sixes per turn.
What is LudoLive?
LudoLive — also written PlayLudoLive, after its home at playludolive.in — is Ludo, the race-home board game, made for the browser. Play a solo match against the AI, pass one device around the table, or open a private online room that friends join with a code, where every roll and capture appears on all screens as it happens. The same site also hosts Snakes & Ladders.
What's different about this Ludo
Six seats, three boards
Two to four players share the classic square board. Five players get a pentagon and six a hexagon, so every player keeps their own corner, colour and home column.
Setting up a table →Rules that keep the game moving
No blocking, at most two sixes per turn instead of a three-six penalty, and extra rolls for captures and finished tokens. If your family plays differently, here's what changes.
Compare the rules →Fairer-feeling dice
Each player draws from their own shuffled set of faces, so every number keeps its one-in-six share but twenty-roll droughts and runaway streaks are rare.
How the dice work →Rooms that survive a dropped signal
Lose your connection or refresh mid-match and the game reconnects you to the same seat. A player who stays away doesn't stall the table: after 30 seconds their turn is skipped or finished for them.
How rooms reconnect →An AI worth practising against
Easy plays loosely, Medium steers clear of danger, and Hard weighs every threat and always plays its best-scoring move. Face one to five AI rivals, offline once the page has loaded.
Strategy guide →New to Ludo?
Roll a six to bring a token out, race all four around the board, capture by landing on an opponent, and finish each token with an exact roll.
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